Sentence examples for knack for beating from inspiring English sources
The Clippers have a knack for beating tough defensive teams.
Goldman Sachs has long had a knack for beating the market, even in uncertain financial times.
He referred to Notre Dame's knack for beating teams like Michigan even when it is not playing at its best.
The latest is Dean Haspiel, who performs with virtuoso flair in "The Quitter" (2005, DC Comics/Vertigo), relaying Pekar's confessions as a working-class dude who grew up with little in his favor except a knack for beating up other dudes.
Henry Steinway (RL Grime) has a knack for beating down the competition, genre-bending anything in his path and paving the way for the next wave of potential trap hopefuls.
Page 1 Sports THE GIANTS HAVE A KNACK FOR BEATING THE UNDEFEATED In 1998 the Giants shocked the 13-0 Denver Broncos.
But it was the prodigiously talented Mr Ovett who had the knack for effortlessly beating all-comers, going three years and 45 races undefeated.
One of the opening acts was 8Ball & MJG, a long-running group from Orange Mound, Tenn., with a knack for combining adventurous beats and crafty lyrics to create a fantasy of space-age hedonism.
Director Matthew Watkinson, who has worked with Chase & Status and Plan B, has a knack for pairing dirty beats with wheels on feet, and he cuts this to the rhythm in fine style.
However, few of us are aware that our knack for holding a beat in our head actually makes life easier.
A scrappy team with a knack for survival, the Kings beat the host Avalanche, 1-0, on Friday night to force a Game 6 tonight in Los Angeles.
